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Next Page »Weekend Roundup: The Weekend Before Podcast Secrets Edition
Some of you reading this want the latest and greatest on Podcast Secrets 3.0. If that’s you, keep reading. If that ain’t you, ignore this post. So Monday starts Podcast Secrets 3.0. We’ll keep the cart open until noon on Monday, but after that, she’s closed. A few bullet points between now and then: The…Read More »
Weekend Roundup: New Ways To Think About Internet Marketing Edition
Are you noticing the trend of more “realistic” views on the whole Internet Marketing thing? The new Main Street Marketing Machines product from Traffic Geyser melds real needs from real “Main Street” businesses with the realities of what the Internet has to offer. Wrap that up in a traditional business opportunity package and we have…Read More »
Weekend Roundup: What Happened To Monday?
Yes, missed blog and Podcasts this week. Too into the Operation iPad Project. Back to normal next week, but here are some links to keep you warm and informed: Songs Of Love is a great organization that puts some new media creators in a position of great service. Read what Geoff Smith is doing with…Read More »
Tech Scales And You Don’t
I know it’s pretty and fancy and sexy and very Web 2.0 to make your self available to anyone at any time and any place in the spirit of the whole thing. Problem … it don’t scale. It never did. It never will. Don’t do this to your business. Don’t do this to yourself. It’s…Read More »
8 Years Free – Here’s What’s Next
It’s a very special day for me: 8 years ago today was the last thing I’ll ever have that will resemble a day job. The Internet has been veryverygoodtome and it’s time for me to give back. Note: This is a work and concept in process. I’ll be editing this a LOT based on what…Read More »
7 Facts New Media Creators Must Face If They Want To Survive This Year
It’s time to face facts. Here are 7: Niche audience programs can’t survive on mass audience advertising models. This one has GOT TO STOP. The reason American Idol can do well on a few pennies per audience member is because they have a few zillion audience members to pull pennies from. Good for them, they…Read More »
Is RSS Dead?
After listening to (o.k., watching), the fabulous TWiT #228 on my Roku over the break, I’ve decided to test a few things here at Colligan.com. There was some discussion about the relevancy of RSS and content subscriptions, etc. that I need to look into. You’ll need to bear with me for the next few weeks…Read More »
PaulRecommends.com – Need Your Help
Over the next few weeks, you’ll be seeing a lot of changes around here. The new blog look and feel at PaulColligan.com should be a hint of what’s to come. The next blog to relaunch is a complete redo of PaulRecommends.com (I have already launched the Twitter account, feel free to friend me there!). The…Read More »
My Problems With WordPress
Update #2 – The Teleseminar is over. Link to the WordPress notes are here. If you would like a recording of the event, send a blank email to wordpress@paulcolligan.com. REMEMBER – CLASS CLOSES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, AT 5P EASTERN. Update #1 – The interest in this event was a lot bigger than I thought it…Read More »
Blogging From 30,000 Feet
Nothing that important to report here but I’m blogging from 30,000 feet using inflight wifi on the way to Stompernet Live 8. I’m actually getting work done and the laptop battery is doing fine. Very cool.
